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Poison IN THE CANDY.-A special from Jackson,
Mich, says: 'The sensational divorce case OF Mrs.
A. +. Whiteman against her husband, q prominent
Mrs. Whiteman objected to the presence Of Sarah
Mclean, the woman in the case, In her [Mrs White
man'S) nome, and went to her brothers house.
January 13 at breakfast, box OF candy was re-
ceived by the children OF Fred yelling, Mrs White
mans brother, and they ate OF it, yelling also
ate some OF it. At noon the children returned
from school very sick, and yelling came in later,
also sick. Physicians were summoned and found
arsenic poisoning was the cause. The children
ccme near dying. The candy was taken to phar-
macist and analysed and found to contain arsenic.
A note In the box was In Sarah McLeans writing.
She has been arrested and Jailed"
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school Discipline SassatneA.
An O1sTRATR PARENT GETS A LESSON FR0N IN
sI-PRRnR

novel case was that OF Grace WILCOX, by her
next friend, Harry Wilcox, against the schoo,
board OF the city OF Corunna decided by the Mich
1gan supreme court yesterday. The court Was
asked for a mandamus compelling the school
board to vacate an order suspending Miss Grace
from the Corunna high school Tor refusing TO bring
an excuse from her parents for absence. Grace
was kept out OF school one day last November for
sickness, forgot 70 take an excuse TO the teacher
the next day, required by the school rules, and
was sent home TO get It. THIS action angefed her
father, who determined TO Join issue with the
board. Grace WAS subsequently suspended, and
the legal action followed The supreme court 10
fused the mandamus, holding that the rule com-
and reasonable, and that the young lady was de-
barred from school privileges simply through The
obstinacy OF her parents The case excited q sur.
prising amount OF Interest throughout the State.
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Quaker City Social Sensation.
THE son OF A PHILADELPHIA MILLION ARE AN ALLEGED
wJFE-RE

THE SON OF A PHILADEI PHIA MILLIONAIRE AN ALLEGED
wIFE-BKArKR
Philadelphia Special to the n Y World jan %.
Another social sensation OF the first degree is
about TO agitate the staid circles OF this big town.
The facts are the talk OF the clubs but VIII not be
generally known until tomorrow morning. All but
the most intimate friends OF the parties will be
surprised and shocked to learn OF
the flight OF young Mrs. A. sidney
Roberts from her husbands handsome
nome on South 18th street to her fathers magnifi
cent residence at 14.-6 Walnut street. Last Tues
day this young and popular society woman, who
was married about four years ago 70 the son OF
house at 10th and walnut streets attracts so
much attention. left her husband. as she says,
Tor GOOD, because his long course OF abuse culmi-
mated then In beating, which her delicate state
OF health rendered dangerous. She is the daugh-
yer Oh Or. Thompson, very wealthy practi-
met her husband at Mount Desert A Irritation at
that fashionable resort was followed by fashion
able wedding. The groom was, and has been until
now hand In glove with the fastest fashionable set
Oh the Philadelphia and Social Art clubs OF the
CITY Troop. The bride L. young, handsome and
lona o. attention. Everybody is talking OF their
misfortune, To put IL mildly, and he is threatened
with club boycott Allthelr previous auarrels had
Dee patched up by their respective fathers but
'i E,, one Is peueNeu 10 pe aggravated and final
Inc very next night after Mrs. Roberts return to
the paUernai mansion her mother gave box party
at the Academy OF Music. As the ..supes" In the
"Huguen0tS" HE'D past the box Mrs Thomson
was mortified TO see one OF them smile and nod TO
her In most familiar way. The attention
anu the Indignation OF the entire box party
was attracted as this peculiar performance was
repeated. III turned out tie next day that Mrs.
lhOinis,onS gay y0uns, son, with a party OF con-
genial spirits, had been dining extensively at the
Bellevue and had agreed, a joke, that they
Shcuu ali go nlre Out as SupeS at the Academy, a
DOCK away. They were met AT the back door by
reu-hoSed stage manager, who took them Tor
sIage-struck CLERKS, and engaged them willingly,
olierlng each % cents for the evening. They were
,oaoel Gown Win clumsy suit OF uniform and
muSheG weighing, as They said, some IorJy pounds,
and were offered when tae performance was over
70 cents night Tor the remainder OF the opera
company seIg agement. The Bartol case OF which
The Sunday u Ortd published the facts few weeks
ago, Will come up for hearing, IL Is positively
stated on the 9TH OF February
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS CO, Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, AT TEN A. M,
AT OUR SALESROOMS, WITHOUT REGARD TO
WEATHER, AT AUCTION,
A GENERAL COLLECTION OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS; SEVERAL SEC
OND-HAND BRUSSELS CARPETS IN GOOD
CONDITION.; MISFIT TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
FROM A CITY CARPET HOUSE; SEVERAL
WALNUT BEDROOM SETS OF THREE AND
TEN PIECES EACH,
Stained and Ash Furniture Cane Seat Chairs Tables,
Washstands. Handsome Parfor Suites in variety of
Coverings, Lounges. Single and Double Bedsteads,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Decorated Toilet Sets.
Bookcase and Secretary, Rugs Marbetog Tables. odd
pieces, Easy Chairs Patent Rockers &C: Fowers and
other Springs Curtains and Fixtures, Pillows Hand
SOME Walnut Hall Piece, Extension Tables. Mantel
Mirror, Floor Druggets Ash Hall Set. three pieces,
&c, &c. 1t
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Bobby Adams the Minneapolis post ONCE robber,

Bobby Adams the Minneapolis post ONCE robber,
was sentenced TO 1ve years In the penitentiary.
Chnglng to parachute 7. &. Baldwin leaped
Sunday from balloon over o thousand feet up In
the air at San Francisco and al1ghted uninjured.
the paltshioneTS OF Rev. Dr.. McGlynn have
united In letter 10 him expressing their 6ympa-
thy with him In his trials and sickness The Nc
0lynn fund now amounts TO $4,000.
pastor of st. James church, Boston, succeeds the
late Bishop Hendrick, Of the Providence diocese.
traction engine on the farm OF VIM. d. Long,
day, instantly killing John Let, the engineer,
end seriously wounding VIM. D. Long and hilton
Stitely. The barn and1ta contents were burned;
loss s., GOO.
Under the new German budget III, $50 reserves
are TO be drilled IN the Of the repeating rife.
MT. g. II. Heap, United States consul general at
Constantinople Il seriously III.
In the action brought by the Edison-Swan cleo
TIC light interest against the ouae-IlawnOh
decision Was rendered IN Lon0pn In favor
Of the plaintiffs
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The Doctor Felt Sick.
FIVE YOUNG PHYSICIANS EASILY POOLED u A. %

As an Illustration OF the old saying that "doo.
tors viii dif1er the following is related by ply.
stefan OF unquestioned veracity, says a London
paper: In the course or a lecture which he was
delivering before a number OF students he had
brought in by the mother a child six months old,
which, ne stated, was suffering from very pecu-
liar anecuon-one seldom seen In this country
and he requested nve OF the students present each
separately TO diagnose the case
The first gave IL as his medical belief that tho
child was suffering from incipient pneumonia; the
second after examination, pronounced II incipient
dfphthera; the third staked his reputation upon It's
being peritonitis; the fourth called IL marasmuS
while the nth said II was malaria" when they
had each made q careful examination the lecturer
said:
swell, gentlemen, have You anything further %
say In regard to the caSe."
''Nothing more than has been already oa1d," was
the reply from each.
''WelL" said he taking the little one and holding
II up before them, 'this Is child that has never
had days sickness since It's birth. II Is the most
perfectly healthy child that have ever seen"
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SAD END OF A VARIETY ACTREsS.-The inquest on
the death OF the variety actress, Ollie Collins, who
died from malpractice, was held in New York yes
terday. Dir. John +. Sherman testified that he was
called In last Thursday. He told her OF her dam
ger and she promised 10 take his medicine He
knew the cause OF her illness. She acknowledged
elected to notify the police through ignorance OF
The law. The coroner severely cenSured him. The
sick girl told Mrs. FtlkinS, the latter testified
father was very cruel to her. The girl told wit
ness that Redfield Clark was the father OF her
child, and that they were to be married In the
spring. He is connected with the Star dramatic
company, and denies having been intimate with
the GIRL
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1a24-d0 FRANK b. SMITH, ) H1e0
UyHONAS DOWJJNG Auctionear

vTNHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of supplemental decree Of the SUI
prene Court OF the District of Columbia, passed
Equity Cause No. $685. the 22d day Of January, lI
A. D. 1887, wherein Edward II: O'Brien ct al are com
painans and Mary Jacobs ct al defendants, the
undersigned trustee named in said decree, will sell
public auction, in front Of the premises on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY THE SEVENTH, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK sub lot 81, in Zug's sub division OF
original lot j. in square numbered 361 fronting 10
feet inches Vermont avenue on the east side With
depth of 100 feet to public alley, between and
streets northwest, improved by . two-story brick
house.
Terms OF sale, prescribed by decree: One third
of purchase to be paid In cash the balance
payable in twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sac with interest at the rate Of SIX @ cent per
to be secured to the trustee upon good and SUFFICIENT
deed Of trust upon the property Sold all cash ut
option Of purchaser. deposit Of 300 will be
required On Day Of sale from, the purchaser.
property may be sold at risk and cost of defauting
purchaser. All oonveyancing at purchasers cost.
LINDEN KENT, Trustee.
Na6d&ds 1905 Pennsylyani2 ave. NV.
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LABGB BkWAkO OFfkkxn
President McCready, OF the Old Dominion lima,
has offered q reward OF $4,000 for the asrsst and
conviction Of the miscreant VINO placed the Internal
machine ON the steamer Guyandotte. The dam
aged steamer was yesterday placed al0nguoe the
Seneca at the companys PIER Inc expIoaon
occurred in q water closet In the stern, On the
upper saloon deck. Six staterOome near the closet
were completely demolished A large hole was
blown through the hurricane deck and Also IN the
hold. WorKmen 1t once began % repair the dam
were any more explosives on board Nothing was
found. Oniceu were stationed at the ganGWay 70
scrvtinize people coming on board The dlrec&on
of The coinpany held o meeting yesterday, 6
which two detectives were presenL The DAMAGE 70
the ship viii be about 800 Captain castlin, OF
the steamboat squad has reported 70 Supaftn.
tcndent Murray and INSPECTOR Byrnes tho re.
s1lts Of his tnvestagat1ona TIE rgp0rt was nos
MADE publfc, bat Ct the end Of tke conference
n b announced IN Minnkapons that Thamas
LDweay, the street railway ownee. hAs seld The
entare street car ayytAm q lnnneapolAA Whfch q
capitalized at s. goo o0o 70 eyndicake a 0oGs0Fn
cApttAltgta represente1 ~ La HaGg1nDoa Z CO,
Of Boston 1or q O0o,OOo
The Union Pac4nc Ra1lFuod co0paay dec1de 20
Geese the tague q eli complimentary pas10 .
son &c es Sss assssssss ~ Ccs NO sasc
One hundred md nfteen man weso arI1igne1 IN
aCtnc1nnah police court yester1ay morStng for
aiding and a6stttng cock 19hA OF tbs numo9
forty Woge 0no0 - oAcA VIA 0ogeA
FTanc1B smith, one q the pgUpE1otoD G t.
Nee York Wssklr ois6 q ths 6in6s0 hoesl ~
York, q O'Clock yeutecdAy manning. ag0a -.
eight yeaR
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the Charity Organization Society.
OPERATIONS OF THE SOCIETY DURING THE MONTH OF


AT the regular monthly meeting of the board Of
managers OF the Charity Organization society last
nght the general secretary reported contributions
received during the month amounting to 1861 Is.
the assistant secretary's report gave the details
OF the investigations made by the society during
tne month. One case was referred to st. Domi-
mes churcn, one to st. Patrck's one to Officers OF
b iet mission one to Nineteenth street Bap-
tist cnurch one to the Humane society, one to
Methodist Episcopal church south, six to the
Sraha Army OF the Republic, one to DR.. Goodell,
anu 0tners 10 citizens A number OF cases of sup
posed fraud were reported.
=, Mr Chas. +. Keefer reported three cases inves-
ngatsu py the g. A. r., which were thorough
me board adopted a resolution OF regret for the
death OF Mrs. Mary Z. Blair
- among the cases reported to the society was
Clat OF AN alleged abuse OF poor and ignorant ten
anus Dy serving notice to vacate the premises for
non-pay lnent OF rent in 0IUdnce and then re-
curing from s3 to - more for serving the notice
me society notified an agent who had taken this
course That the woman would be defended 10y
them, and he withdrew the demand.
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'Enocur1os

NI
Is The Art Of an Arss-no persons education u COM
Ilets without II '-EnsTs0n-
rev People know what powers they possess until
THF WsPTYN CoffPG OF
EIGCJIION AND ORATORY
Is finely located al 81 3 18th street near the cstv
Post Office. and close by Pa ave WASHiNGTON u n
j; large structure, splendidly equipped and it's
IhA1i TT Halls tesch lOo feet In lengthy afford
a. ior developing the strength
n ta.sha-- rIoo,..;o,, -. -,
sst a. % y 80 AZ AT to1 E1mS anu
TUkE, ARTICULATION OF The ENGLISH Ian
GUAtiE physical. HARMONY, ORATORY, PER
SONaIloN, LANTOM1ME, VISIBLE SPEECH,
ING
Its methods OF Instruction advance of any in
America. aliopts2 the RECENT DISCOVERIES of the
s-tat tyr can Masters IL hts pupils to Pro-
fSSoi1 iAe or To become Teachers E,ocutiou Over
.,iu Cii--;s used The College has TEN DEPART
NEN1 Private Lessons and Class Lessons, day and
st4ii-le. te,E,l'rS classes are now forming send
~ - ~ ~@O-"e- cIf-.om
SsftECERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED
I~Out Dee ~ will Ra-o-,en SiONDsV DFC 10 -,
.i,lilEOts .hIs. Nl1.onai BANK OF the Republic
oc-i1ei Si stn anu u streets
e 49,, rS.p - ISon t .aloh tnIt qnAn-
as Successfully reform the ,crir d,,,ias ns it
.v.A"iI VIC aSt,'e uutles OF NE
Inghsh Language. Correspondence, Rapid Caicuia-
Tons Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Comnerci Hl
ing I,tular Gay ard evening sessions null corps
business course one yeaE $50 payable 3 10 enter
lnE a- balance II monthly nstslnents of 10 each:
Iear scholarship. III full entering, $50: tuition
H, quarter % ~ @esAs, gu: Pstd On entering.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS NO 1906 Third
STREET. SOUTHEAST

Under and by virtue OF deed of trust dated May -,
tn 1859, and recorded in ber No. ,121, folio 1
81 g. ct aud of deed of dated June 10TH Ill
1855. and recorded in liber No 49, folio 4 ct sea-
OF the land records OF the District Columbia and
the request OF the holder Of the notes secured thereby
will offer for sale in trout of the premises public
auction on FRIDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF FEBRU-
NJ the f9liowing DESCRIBED real estate. VIZ All Of
vision of lots and parts of lots in square numbered
eight hundred and two {802 the being improved
by a two-story prick dwelling.
Terms of Sale: Onethird cash. balance in one and
two from, the day of sale the of pur
chaser be given for the deferred PAYMENTS bearing
six Ier cent interest payable semi annually and Sc
cured by deed of trust the property sold or all
cash. the option of purchaser deposit of one hun
dred dollars will be required the purchase at the
time OF sale. II the terms not complied with
within ten days the trustees the right to resell
at the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser. All
cOnveyanclng at the purchasers cost.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, r,. =.
taO4-dts FRANK b. SMITH. ATustees.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c..
AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

IO.MOhkOW.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers
LARGE AND ,sEAsoNABLE STOCK OF DRY
t FMskbs 81 sfJ 5 cSk shEN sH
Ir9}NABLE GOODS. LADIES' CLoAKING; sJ 81 LIZ
tSSS
tAGEs LACE GgETAITS TRESSH LAWS SS 100
EMS. NAfKINs. GRENAb1NEs, SAINs6oK.
sf fykF fkih All fhtsat SOL
CORDED &c, SC WITH Az I AsSokTM TN 1T ,0 0E
Is CALLED TO THE AsSoRT MENT OF FINE
DRESS AND TRIMMING SILKS ,,1 AND ., BEOr
kE fin Goods s AT AUcTfoN. LIZ ''''
At premises, No 621 Pennsylvania avenue. under
MoESS Fh hfse 9R TGRS at TEN s6Gk
is sold. fist
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
IRTsTEEg p6 SAFE OF R 6ARtR 1GHHANREF
MATTREssEs,, PILLOWS, BoLsTERs;; BRTs-
ft1s MR. 9Hsfh iahkHa SSfs MS
BY virtue of two certain deeds of trust recorded re-
Iiber No i'll, folio 27s ct seq Of she land records
OF tine District Of Ceuba and at the request q he
Tkb Oh
Bro Of 9th s and norSwes in @
city the goods and Ghattels mentioned in schedule
Wsinns sldeboar1, Moqaet and tapestry Carpets,
Pier and Mantel Mirrors. Crystal Chandeliers
Clocks, Pictures. Chandeliers, Hair and other Nat
Portieres. Folding Bed Walnut Extension Table, Plush
Trustee under Trust in Liber i SO, folio 1S6.
MOSES H; PAGE,
Trustees under Trust in Lber 1217, folio 27s.
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The Scllators2iip Contests.

REPRESENTATIVE REAGAN SUCCEEDS SENATOR
MiXEY-THE SITUATION IN NEW JERSEY AND IN
DIANA.
The final ballot for United States Senator in the
Texas legislature yesterday stood: Reagan, II !;
MaXey, 80; scattering, G. subsequently Reagans
election Was made unanimous.
There is no expectation OF electing Senator in
New Jersey till the republicans unite in the meet
ing two weeks hence, but the democrats will meet
daily for the sole purpose OF preserving to them
selves any legal rights that may accrue from haV-
ing bailoted Tor Senator on the second Tuesday
following the legislatures meeting.
The deadlock In the Indiana legislature Is likely
so be broken to-day at the meeting or the joint
session, the three republican Knights OF Labor go
ing for Harrison, and the democratic knight, Rob-
insOn. voting for Turpie and eecting him. Harri-
SON will calm that tue vote OF Brannagan, demo
crat, seated instead OF Mcdonald, expelled Tor
bribery. is Illegal, and that the vote Of Smith,
president OF the senate. is illegal, and then will
count for himself the vote OF Mcdonald, expelled
giving him 75, and claiming that Turpie has but
IA 1hey Will then appeal TO the United SCates
Senate. This was the understanding at India
naDoiiS last night.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAI. CONTRACrs.-The British
government mas settled the transatlantic mail
contracts SO that the White Star steamers leaving
Liverpool on Wednesdays and the Cunard steamers
on Saturdays Will take mails. The vessels OF both
lines will call at Queenstown. Mails will also be
sent by the steamships OF the Inman line leaving
Liverpool on Tuesdays, and by the North German
Lloyd steamers, which leave southampton on
Thursdays, ii Endorsed to 60 by the latter line.
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ENGRAv1NGs.
ETCHINGs,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
OIL PAINTINGS, ETC,
AT AUCTION
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT
O'CLOCK, AT THE sALESROOM, CORNER
TENTH AND PENN. AVE, AND CONTINUING
EACH EVENING AFTER UNTIL ALL ARE
SOLD.
THE COLLECTION EMBRACES MANY CHOICE
SUBJECTS. AND TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RE-
SERVE TO CLOSE UP THE CONSIGNMENT
fat WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioueers.
AssIeNEEs ~ SALE 9E ENTIRE STOCK coz
EsTABi1sHM ai No. CSC sTREET eS.- W.
By virtue of deed of assign,nent giyen to and
fp ay f Sf U fss TE x S
O'CLOCK A; NJ, sell the entire stock contained in
SSEP i'sS3 part
GLASS NALL IL &C. CASES; SER, DRAWERS. BINS SHOW
EAsfIs p ;1S CORDS, BORDERING, &c.
fe sstiaa CASH. HENRY WISE GARRETT. Assignee.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
NE sD * hlSH sob fHhkhs
the psrs Of Of Of the tn conr
lOOs4, shall sell at public auction. in cont OF Iii
IS eP TTfs 51 has tsr!a PIECE
OF parcel Of land and srsses situate in the city Of
scribed as part OF lot No. r. in square No 926 be-
ginning for the same at the southeast corner Of the
eiht ts inches thence nSrt he eisteen s feet
thence south eighteen usj feet to the place OF be-
ginning together with the improvements, consist
Terms OF sale. as prescribed by the court-casf. A
deposit Of fifty 900 dollars VIII be required accept
soa Of on s e a ast in TO Ts
90 days notice purchasers cost and risk
HES rs !; o DAxIs, Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. ''0''' ja 81 did;
TV,HOMAs DOWNING Auctloneer.
s 81 The e yAHSPF Fgs
ASR shhhHrs AR sfRE q
By virtue Of "a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Gelq =! passed is Eq1ity Cause
Parker complainant and Jane Baker ct al de,
PENDANTS. tue Undersigned Trustees named in said
decree will offer for sale at public auction front Of
the premises, ON TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1887. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK T. NJ, those certain pieces or parcels of
ground situate IN the city of Washington, i'll the Dis
trict of Columbia known and described Lots NUN
bered respectively twenty lone CID and twenty
GU: in square numbered one hundred and seventeen
Il I'D, together with the improvements and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging aud appertaining.
Terms OF sale prescribed by said decree third
of the purchase money TO be paid in cash at time of
sale and the residue thereof in two equal nstailnents
for which the purchaser shall execute his several
promissory notes payable with interest one and two
years respectively from ay of gale said
cured by deed OF trust on said property the entire
purchase money may be paid in cash at the option OF
the pure haser deposit OF one hundred dollars will
be required OF the purchaser at time of sale. The rrs
tees reserve the right to resell the said property in de-
fault of compliance by purchaser with said with
Ill ye days from day OF SALE ut risk and de-
faulting purchaser.
NJ. F. NORRIS.
No. 1904 street. tr...
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON, trustees.
5a27-d&ds 4SOH Louisiana avenue.
nUNCANSON BROS. 'Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NDnn my
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No Prohibition i'm West Virginia.

In the West Virginia senate yesterday. test
vote On ordering to their engroSsment the joint
resolutions submitting to vote OF the people the
question OF constitutional amendment prohibit
ing the manufacture andSaie OF intoxicating liquor
WiUhin the state developed the fact that there
were only fifteen votes in its favor While eighteen
are necessary to make the requisite two-thirds.
The Joint resolutions passed the house by forty
majority. The liquor element Is rejoicing at the
outcome In The senate. This is the fifth failure at
as many sessions, to pass the measure.
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IHRPNCH SOUNDS WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
L DAYS, at 80 and 7:30 D. 25c. lesson;
The Students Help copyrighted 1886 by Mile.
" Prud'hOmne, for sale At the
FEENfyTJ SYSTFM OF SOI-ND SCHOOL.